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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-07-09

Tie editor Of = paper in Schenectady
IN describing the effects Of squall upon
canal boat, says that "when the gale
Wa At IL highest, the unfortunate craft
healed to larbosrd and the the captain
and another cask Of whisky rolled over
board
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-07-09

Lord Lansdowne's name Is both long
and poetical. 1t is Henry Charles
Keith Petty Fitzmaurice, Marquis Of
LAnsdowne; Earl Wycombe, Chipping
Wycombe. Buckinghsmshire; viscount
Game aud GLADSTONE, Wiltshire; Earl Of
Kerry, Earl Of Shelburne; viscount
Clanmaurics and Fitzmaurice; Lixnaw
and Dunkeren."
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SUmM0EE S.

TN THE JUSTICE COURT or rrocHs
| Township, II the County u lincoln, atAto
of Nevada; ]. II. Reece, Plsintin, ". !. y.
Duff, Defendant. The state Of NeYass
sends greeting TO 5 r Duff, defendant.
You are hereby summoned TO aposst bs'ofs.
me, At my once 10 Phoebe, ~ tho County Of
Lineoin, on the 25th day o. April 1881. st u
O'Clock 4. ", In an action brought against you
by said plaintiff, t. answer tho coinpisiai Of tae
above naned plaintiff. Bald action is brought
to recover Judgment against you ~ favor o.
saii piaintlil for the sum Of Fifty $50 Dollars
gold coin. for mediea, serviess r,nuar.i iou
aud on your request In 1884. "a shown ny ths
account hltd 10 this selion oc Judgment Till %
taken agaiiss You for tho Faid amount. together
WITH costs Of this suit II you fall TO ap'
perr and answer.
10 the Sheriff OF Any constsble n said COUNTY,
Greeting. Make legal service and due return
thereof
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of March,
1887. A. A. SoUNa,
a Justice of Che Peace Of sale Phoebe township.
Mild
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-07-09

The lover who writes the sweetest
valentine poetry before marriage doesn't
always make the sort Of husband who
will bring up coal and soothe the wailing
twins FIVE years after the wedding day. =
Ex.
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In Texas il hot-box stops train the
passengers put their watches in their
boots and crawl under the seats. The
81 Paso Intsr-R Republics is authority for
4his statsmsnt.
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The great trouble with American jour
nalism is that the men who know just
how newspaper ought to be run are
unfortunately engaged in some other
Misunderstanding stages, digging post
holes, herding sheep or acting as deputy
sheriff. --Burnet (Tex.) Hero.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-07-09

A Chinese washhonse burned in Elko
last week, and the Free Press enter.
prisngly gives a list Of the Losses sus-
tanned from pair of socks to pair Of
female pants, also giving the owners
name and the history Of each article =
Virginia Report.
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On being aased by Boston news
paper man how she liked America,
Queen Kapiolani replied in very Oscar
Wild tone, "Msgokalok ugyan kap-
linkua luken dushef uguetan." The in
tsrviswer smiled and said he was Of the
same opinion
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Thsre b man in Wellington so short
that when he is i'll he doesn't know
whsthsr be hss the headache or corns.---
Wisdsld Tribune.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-07-09

There are 10000 women 10 Cincinnati
who earn their living.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-07-09

a n n n0A IN PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY.
vJ1Ilt Hill send US 8 cents postage, snd
enl uuiuuu by mail you will get faEE a
package Of goods pf large
vsiue that will start you In work that will At
once bring you in money faster than any thing
eise In America. All about the $l0u,Uw IL
presents with each boz. Agents wsated every
where, Of either sex, Of all ages, for all the
time, or spare time only. to work for IA A. Their
own h0uiea. Fortunes for all workers abso
iutely assure Don't delay. HALtErr 1
Co., Portion Aaine.
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For ,siii-ueahs, Lstier-Heads,c Cards
Vouchers, aAd ALI kinds Of Jub Prtns-
ing, either Fancy M plain apply to
ths Record 0fBtc~s
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Rev. Sam. Jones walked the echoes
under the leafy trees at Red Rock re-
Gently. Among other things he said;
The poorest persons in the world are
those who have nothing but money"
No aense, no religion no anything, but
money" He called on the sudienbe to
vote on various propositions, and got a
unanimous vote each time. Then he
consoled his hearers by saying, ''some Of
you put your heads in the church and
your heels are out there in the ball room
Or your tongues are outside slanderins
somebody, or your hands are outsid,
swindling everybody" 'If you are I
hundred cents on dollar Christian 20,
will get to heaven, but if you are any
thing else / cannot go your security
Elk.
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Cutting On a Beauty. Move.

There was a very beautiful yovne Mo.
hammedan widow at Tangier WHO led a
dissolute life. Fatmeh, the Pasha's son,
was a constant visitor at her house.
Benaboo had repeatedly warned his son
to discontinue his visitn. He summoned
also the widow, and after censuring her
misconduct he told her that If she again
admitted her son into her house he
would mar her beauty. which was the
cause Of his sons disgracefuI conduct.
Some weeks afterward Bepaboo was in.
formed that Fatmeh had again visited
the house of the widow. He was ar.
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ISsgFor Speed Programme Premium List and other
information address c. II. Stoddard, Secretary Reno,
Nevada 9. q. POWNlNG. PRESIDENT,
G. Il SToDDARD Secretary. my7-td
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By reference q our legislative re
port i: ~ilI be seen tl,t BOyiv', til for
The REPEAL u Ile Act TruEtUtiuS Iu.te-
nrs passed the Srua'e uuau.n3u IS.
l, spps.r> III =; IN SINE quarter, IleTr
- orlosit!uu 10 the rrIeaI o. tie LtS.
bui a hold thar any A.; which /, a
lead ,i;rr UPON ~ statute look, he
!aS constantly AMI ~cp-IsHuyu,ly tx
n"s~i 10y both press aui p-op,-. >LpGid
O- stTIck Ii cut rather to- rrin4!n ,s an
evidence q: the folly .: cu cling laws
"AI-a neither -IIut 10: siaaz. at. mp;
to obey.
lottery. ~ d filci 10y the sttt1tr>.
l. any scheme for lie d,-po>I OF pep
city by cL.sncr, among Per Un, who
have Iali :os tag ch ,acr ui UO;aiulI.
such property. whether it ur c....rd IL
lottery. rnGi. 81 git eutvrpsi-r. Zee
Sec. ISIS Gruertl S:atIte..i 1. there
= comu.uu.ty III thI> state ta., doe, iU;
frequently DISPOSE Of PROPERTY by
chance: Even the mrmUr., Of "a church
institute ~ lottery for the purpose -.
rni~ins funds for religious Purposes and
thus I : 4 dIryst v!ui,i.ua 81 our laws
lay til m|-,ivrs liable to a iYr Of 1--WE
hundred d-l.ar>. There is prrh -, not
\ newspaper ia the State that rs no;
violated thu ll~ IL tlv r,ls.a;t IsiI.
which l. IL lottery w.utu tn. mtauIng
OF he ,~;atatr. aul thus ia.i Itself i.sDl-
o prosecution Tor mis- Iyluraupr, uui IL
an- o. i've hundred dollar Iii .ccnfi
ill., T. liz las the publication Of col
uuim al. ut the Louisiana Site l. teI,
j. II" m"rr Of a c..GI- than TIE iu-r.,iou
o! i tr@.iiur aivrT,.sr.a L; Of = c4ulv..
Or any other r,l..
lie. the Act ne repealed becats !, j.,
imperative. aud It may rrs.Itpu k.ei-
ImG ia u,,Hl,"f dollar, IN ia. S,.'r
~u,cA ARE m~ogt-I; seat t. NV Or
ir4u'. - bv:og "a .o:,-5y ca b. Al
tArr'zsi la I'll, sat 10y L--Ir..uys I'll
artU~ut, Section -. Ar lie ". o: tD-
Constitution sLicu pg,vu!.s tr.; ".
.u:,ry Shall lie au,uo,z i 10y th., Sta: -.
nor shah tn sale o! lottery u;2,r., b.
aLo"d," vii Lave t. be .t..cavu on:
b.! AL an uimeui.
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R-EiTG TIE TREASURY.

Tie Legs alive session J. now draw
Ing TO q c.g-.. n"niruIs o. til. Tr-.,
ury are g.tiu. t. Dr tn o. Ter OF the
day. 4 u8iI recently mtrn.iu II una7o.
pu.tes sI7.5IJ nu.r,llus au Ey,cu
tive m.u-iou. TITS - q heavy in,st on
III n!mu-i depicted ;.ra-u.y for n buiiI
i-e, wuIsu tie financial c,lIu,u o..
tue Stale 10 not v.rIaut tn. ERECTION
VI at present. sim the oy,,piz ,,.rr
Of the State q vrrnm.nt til. G~o.r,p,r
has had , q pspytI- his EVA rr>.irrcr
"a, Li- own cxI-u-e. thoa,h m No IA.
Il ascending to c,umsu repor.
Sa- ia" hiei VI ,gi,tutt- ~. amply ..L.,
to furnish bis own : slrl,ucr ~ b. sIo
Wa ,hr~cu to Gll that position a, ia.
last election. A. - pr-.t necessity
exists far errc'iug "a G rrInar's mansion
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TO r~czi-- tSe SsSte P6s-sr u peri I'm
al III ~sroe~Ary Pianss AL 2.sssd
4y-@ aysa
~as- ki No 81 by Powell. pro
SaSsiss -,rE IA pause asSs, los,
A~A Esy> Il.
A~~aEsy SSa Ss-i5. ~ Drury. re,
lE,.vz a. .-~ !SoES -e- tzi1-L
A><aSy Ua M -. L. PoEIl. "a
a>k- eszSs ev-As * OElS TavsEHr,
eSs &c a. -
S-s~sEse is Assembly ~! No. -.
y aas-. l . r-tnst EI1C-A lively
Ss=ssa t|SC~L ca-Sao s-=ri,
z-as has C-sE J. Nnl q ball T@s
5Aly E,i-~yrs H. Es-s -
SnrGs !sEiHal eoac=rr-ai reSola;iou
Nc l&. hy H.rie-iy, -U-biug voter,
to CA = eOa> ;ituiIonaI sUuvrBIion. came
rP 81 SPECIAL or'-v anil alter s,as dis
eG~S.oa, passed. Beatty, hlsu, sud
S~puuEReysE Va ing NJ.
Assembly I'LL No 76, by Foil. rv!a'
tive to publ. hins tax H>t>; H5-vl.
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Pr sid ntial Veto 3.

TIL" following from the Tcrre TTartc
tln1 J Mil. n II publican piper o. the
most pronounced type. il repro lucrI
ior the benefit Of thos. vino nrc dis.
Posel 10 blame the Prcsiden, for his
vet" Of the two bills ~ question:
"The "etn Of the bHl proyiliug for
the free distribution Of seeds to the
Texas drouth sufferers should rlcnr the
President Of the charge Of fnyoi,i-m
towards the Sun,h- here was n bill
which n Democratic House ani u Re.
pub'icnu Senate had passed an which
he coull have approx Il without cxciung
the least unft,urthlc comment in any
qntrtcr. To veto it seems like an net
uf needless INK ndn ss a. the unfor,u.
nate people of n lnrg" district. Bat Mr..
Clcv land finds no warrant In the ron.
sti,uti"n for such nm cXp,nii urc mud
c~onscicutiOnsly vctocs the hili. suggest.
Ing that the charitable impulses II the
people. II thcic attention - pr rprtly
crlled TO the matter. viii chccffully re-.
lievs the necessities OF the dIouih sui.
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Fs-ers. 'Fa.rs !. = god Zeal to admire
IN TIE ?su.k sad ,On~eir.ti01snsSs Of
~ a.: Ets :kiE-
Tee Pr-'isz: Is tr;rs severely er.ti-
siS 4 - seI;sis o=s.t-~ .Sr Lis VETO OF
the dyp~pigut '-ea$Sa h., 3D. mach o!
The ia-l;.'EG -. su>: 81 Z; n tact,
rc-cs .Da 49, VITO ~i>h : max
ptrty @-.-, C. - it. We sylj=Vr .hst
sass ~ nat. J. f0ii! ssi i=Tar:izliy
SoGsi1-4.f .Aar-h: ~ u'en Il all par
u~ MT be inclined to praise than
20 ham tie FrrSi-rt ior his ~sStioa-'
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SANTA ABLE.
Pa - - P~ala..::ana Dean to =
CspIh-

C-,cc. C,L-y have hsa ,be ratsub
for 6Ye ysar~. EzG coUii haidly talk
plain: . eCult co. Sr-a;br though my
nc>-Y.ls. SurE California CaI-E CHIe
hES C!-ansrvl uu; u,y h-ai. ALL can
talk r4-ir~r row than l haN- for tue
,z>t Eve yrars. Npcr iu"dfe uc l. ali
that il i repE-~s airi. an absolute cure
for Catarrh and eEld In the head.
Yours truly.
CulIIB g. 'yE.suiSIK,
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PAYMENT OF ELKO
COUNTY BONDS.
Payable from the Jail Re-
demption Fund.

IL ACCORDANCE n III PROv1S
i tuLs ~ Al Act entitled An Act to sRsEo =
Ia IKE 4 Snty g EIkO 10 c.airssIs 4. b; aud
issue b nas { = the rUnstrurI0n Of Csln'y
jan sVPrvN"J March = isEs- Mole IL
h'r-by ENea tasi II prsseatsi ~ m, o=.o. in
Flho. Nevada ~ or b-I,re the FIFTEENTH
A OF MARCH. ls6, the following Elto
county 10 4 issued 4. Pur.usnee Of sid Act.
MIDI b. phi. tos iEer With interest thrteo=.
Nhgch shsIi hay" accrued a. tie dale prs,sEt.
e.: BIad Ms
should IA aiI soaa ,ot b pres.a;ed With
tn the tin- A5ov- sP c-eet. thsh froa AMI AZ
ter the dA'e named to al: TUE.DAY. TIIE
FIFrEENru DAY OF Marco. Is3. int OF
tLCTgVn all! o.ss
=. ". BULL. Count! Tressarrr.
Ek NV Fyr. \. IssT.
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4~~N- 10y
CuA,LB g. 'yr.suISLE.

WOODLAND. CAL-Yoar mrdicine.
are = ling better than ANY ether she'll
looi>. aud give ,Ati~'-~'i n iu all vGr
chz~-n The Cat-l C ~ l. pr,l>pl
very highly 10y al wL, la = tn-,i IT. and
many cR>,s lave l. tn s..a,ly L"n' hitrd
hy it, ne when all u;h-r lrnIe,lirs tiled
have pEovri Of no hcu, TT.
IOuTS i.ulY.
PoSp L L.w.oS.
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PAYMENT OF ELkO
COUNTY BONDS.
Payable from the Sinking
Fund.

Is ACCORDANCE WITH TIL PRpvI-
! i"n- - a. At cElI.r ~ Act TO I-fa. 4 =
po'ii'u Of the ISud=I d-bt Of IA C"uuiy."
approved jana =, e. l-i. N"iIc- & Lr ~
g''rn hiatt rres,ut'd a. ny Gos In Hs",
N~EIds. On Or b-f'r- TUt Az. TIE FIs
TEESEa bay OF MARCH. :-sT. the flIU~.
inS kik" County Bpuas i..=-d a pur-utrcv (
-! A'i. Will paid, : E"ilsr ~i'r The tutor.
"-i thereon. which sh.I have sccTn,! Al he
cat" pr-'a:'d leLd, 40. u. 10 sud u.
Sou i the said bud. uyt u rr-,vut q With.
in th- tine sG.Ne sP'ch q. hen from aud AZ
ter h Dat" rsn.-i. To al: TCE-IAY. THE
flITLLNTH DAY - MARCH u,a;. .n,,rr,,
IL ran VAL .-ss~
Q ". hull C,7siy TrsIsartr
LII o.. NsV -. IS. Is-..
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En- GllSEi
IL KearI. Strre
san Fl nclsco

IL Kearl, stree san Fl ncisco
N"r,"u. D"h irv. Scmins' wsnIr,.. D,
h-u.r"i Etir ~. S~p.rrstsr to-. Los, Man.
hood, irl~rt"ury. J., ,ry.- ptr t,TnrThT,
hd uli ~" t'r iht" ,r.rt- Of sif stu. p. "A
''c'.@ o. IN 'nrc' y" - N n s-I",s"f Mem
"y. Ls-.t W." Nocturnal Eini.,i 80. ,y.rIp1
:" s"ct" ,. niw' -. 81 Nt-irn. y. i... ia iLa
ia th" 'ii-i 4 ~ = s-rug u1rh. s vt " the
unn". nd MANY other diseases ibs, lsGI 10 Ia.
rNni y and uc4ih
YOUNG LEY
Srn'r ~ from = OF tn" stowe symptom,
'h"g'i r"0'u'i ~ 1t one. Tue i..fp can l.,
';np ei. V.iElv = s"fci. rui ife b. n,s.
'eMn r"'-"rc stead II a burden
thtr' are tuNuy
MIDDLE AGE MEN
Who sr~ - unI.i
WIN too fsIl".f 'Naru ft,u II n. Ir..it .
,i'e1 &C. mISui 4 hv a High. IN ~ . n,
hnfnns '"usrti"u, nd wtAk'ufrr The .s
l0ih ~ = manner tiet rrnurt a. cunt Tor. ro.
~ - d'w"rt 20 10" ursna. C. ,,uy a. -
ilns u Nru y - DrAuf e The cane aht,h A.
ih" Ses nj -is-e - q. nina " sln~
clhrs "r,n,Nr,tu - NJ -rcu C,.t..
and Nlvir". il'I .drrr chcn,rrI ,r.Jy.t. ,Di
~hi'r'sr' pc tNuin.iiun NJ the NJ I'M q; An
h.h..i oI'ui N giy'niu every csc
The following heliri - 81 piled 81 the
slt Asr,EY ,orrEr's vir,L HEsrou.
AlI''.B = ho'te. ~ four tim.s he q%u.ntii,.
'iH SNMrLE u r ~ M J..
mum IitN'NE tF ! flpf. s's'iNg
tynpl"tns s'N AM rE'. ~fr6t ,'cfscy A. n.
grrd 1" AZ husiI"s arsN ions.
me '"leb nlsl ktlu'y F"ip" Y. SIpuVrT
l'NN' i"r I'll linl - ~ rusy snd Itsiirr
''mp.Fiht- Con rrhTN. dice. Isurutrrra
80. F"F ssi- ~ 81 trngutst. 4, II. -,
D bottles i~f g. -.
III" ErVish D~ASprLIOS. nv n AND
D 'IllSiN Pill . h bet In the m,Tk.t.
Pr s''sty ~ dtutss. pace. 30 cent. /, b.,
tie AuIf'ss.
'"dLfsu MEDICAL risrrvsA,Y
No. ~ Ky,TST r., s1S IH,Sri.,, 80
feb.i6 Gkv.iy.
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II SANTA ARIE i OILY soil in
ltS- bottles at ~ o.. three f"r - 80.
Sold ly ali wholesale aud retail drug.
si~is. i-I-ly.
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IPoSD i LAwsoS.

FoIsoN. CAL Il us-i BUite-TInr IL
clrr"rIc T~h-ufua;I,m With great heurh;,
rl'a>- s-ui "a supply to }. ". IL lines,
q nos, Srv- AMI Uh.ic- y"ur, truly.
/. &. DCa,%T, NJ. ID.
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dEr rr~oLSfrr Nn> n~ cS Se iGaE-c
! to scare Ike S-c~~~g 80 ,kSrk rSe
TIE Iii 49, sa.Ey ~ u1rI 70 = CS=-
Gisss 90 CSTSz:o=~
CIr~-z CITY. Feb -.
SENATE
A B. 9I-Ar As - ga: lr.-e *
Abs-uee fes ioa= u 49, . Go y Tai
L., Di-tSv, AssoEasy - ESo cozs:y-
E=en~i IL Ei Gs5rS-Sa
= B. No. 7i-aa sc; ! provide :o-
r~.eucdiur ,sIiEs snl deaths - tG SITE
P-S~d
\. b. No i2-.n Ae; aHiDS the r;s
g pol I'll. tvduauH II .rpai - - -.
Ais zr-s-i a. ia>i b. = uat9= POu-
i-Gr, ,L"~laS tie l,oFlv Oi SsU.sy
esGE;y ~eFv oPf--ed ths.r.o.
F.,oEby by PVASl.
NIde -j~Si-I o.j,r for Jnday at l
o'v!oSk ?. y.
5 Il. No. GAN Act to amend an
Act entitled n Ar, r.-ov.dirG for the
government OF to~as and ciiies in the
:; ste. Refers especially 20 the town Ot
Reno.
Made special order for Mond'y at
l:OF. II.
5. IL. No. 40, by HaIdr-ty For the
relief OF J. u. Fitch. ordered eug.oss.d 4.
ASSEMBLY.
A message Vas r,cviNei from the
GJv-IDor approving 4. Il. 50; protect
ing hsh; al-o A. Is. ca; rrpeaiIug act
taxing deg.
By Hauk.-A. q. 10. ru Act provii.
ing for the rrapIorioumeit or srnIr,rs
AMI As,eIlU,ym~u OF STATE. Referred
to Cyin n,Itec .! IL. wL,Ic.
A. u. JG-Au Act concerning apptr-
ntu- ia state Prison. (rrovIle, f"r
furnishing waIdS of the Sac With
boot. eul shoes 1t COS: E!ce-l Passed;
= to 3.
;. b lol-Doy.e's bill disciVIiains
the militia. I;r:,urI to Committee Oh
Military aud IuIitu AIa.rs.
i. u. S. ProvI ling fos consoiilr-
ito" "i certain Gc-r, in cast.
ing 600 v.irs aud hes. Retired to
Delegations OF four cuuD'ivs Effected.
A. sub. for A. Il. GG-M.kes Di,,ric,
Alto usy, ex Ofi..o Snp;. Of Schools,
senate alaeudmru,. con nrr5 in.
C,r,u CRY FL 81
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NEVADA HOUSE.:

d. D. o'HARRA. Proprietor.
II L ia - L z
IL nlwnys supplied With the best the
market nTorl-, and
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS
Will he nj rded nj reasonable rates.
A liberal share NJ pubic ~paironap, 70.
specially solicited.
d.23-tf.
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DIED

JESSfyG I'm Reno. Nrvli,, Frhntry
q. 1881, Nsv. George Jennings. aged
10 ysnas.
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YOUNG .fEY

sEn'r ~ from = N the Stove svmr'nm,
th"""i consult a. 1T ono. TIC i,sin r.u L.,
''"p ei. vital ~ ? s"f~i. Rui ite b. mae
'g'in T"t-Hrc stead II a burden
1htF are mauy
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Frnz.r pres ntcd - petition 10 he con
sidered In ]conneeti n with Assembly
bill No. III, licensing huriy houses,
e,c.
A message was received from TIC
Governor approving Assembly bills NJ.
&C, s. aud 81,
Assembly bill No. %, by Griffin.
amending the game laws: makes it un.
lawful 10 kill deer. antelope. etc. from
J%anuafy LIT TO Scptcmb,r /; passed
Scnntc bill No. %, by Miuts. creating
an I~nmigratiou Bureau: amended 10 a.
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INJUSTICE CORRECTED.
c~onvIseI.E v~-rt6esiIon OF wideeAEG
Public SiA,smsntS-

ToorE EEADr=S:-In common with
Many publishers and -,!i'Ors. we have
bs-.n arUS;Umei 10 lo upon &c tain
ga crI.nrS which w- have sen IN
OIr ~SulgIns IS me:ely airO.I advrr-
t.sIn:.
Consequently VIC feel icsiiGei in
tLk!H. thu I.tcI'y o: TrtuilI: i few
points irOm ! Puv4:e l-ttsr ~!eccutIv
r-rc.vri from ~ OF or largest
pItruns, - a srr: O: omission OF
tAi;h 10 oIr rraic.s. We quote:
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been resting upon the Identical Oak
Tree Bench, but now they carried the
weak and frivolous mockery ST II farth-
er; for both had ARISEN, and stood in
exact imitation of James Ran lolph's
attitude, staring stonily from him to
one another.
A loud laugh from james aroused
her.
by Georger' he cried. striking his
cane down theoretically. ''Who would
have suspected a practical joke from
that source?'
At this. the two ladies, who had been
exchanging Chances Of puzzled suspi-
cion, came closer together and bright
ened visibly. James strobe forward
and grasped hand of each They al
most smiled.
II say" he stammercd plcail:ngly.
remembering the fattering tones of
that precious note. ''the joke is on me,
and deserve the punishment Bat if
they knew how small feel -
They smiled.
..ro think" he continued. still more
hambly, ''that you should give her con-
sent to my marriage with Milie,"
gl:lnc ng at the costume which meant
nothing if not "yes,' land give my
idiotic presumption, for which l de-
serve kicking. such gentle reproof at
the same time! II is angelic. Can
you grant your pardon?'
yes" said M s. Madga, briefly.
And our bless ng Also" added the
widow, looking searchinglys at her SIS
ter.
The eyes of the two met, and they
broke into a genuine and Il hearty
laugh.
'.Who would have thought of you
two perpetrating practical joke!' ex-
claimed Mile, kissing both with effu-
sion.
Miss Madge gravely unfastened the
roses from her bosom. walked up to
the widow. performed the same Office
for her. and putting the flowers togetii-
er handed them to Mile; then taking
her sisters arm. the two walked away.
'1t-was IA pretty good joke on them.'
she remarked. after a silence SO pal pa
BILE that it might have been cut into
slices.
ION them" repeated the widow,
dreamily, Eyes, pretty gOod-joke.'
She paused moment and added. in a
musing voice like a faint. hollow echo
from the dead past. ''On them!''
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Washington Special: The secretary by
affirming the decision OF the secretary can
ceiling the entry OF the northeast quarter
section IL. township 123, range GA, Aber-
deem land district, injects q large splash OF
gloom into the otherwise happy life OF
Arthur j. Bedford. Arthur travels Tor st.
Paul mercantile house, and in 1888 made
homestead entry OF the tract. He visited
his claim about once month and
occasionally slep there. Byron T. Living
ston had an eye on the claim however. and
entered contest against Arthur's entry.
Commissioner Sparks supports the local
officers in the view that the widespread
diffusion Of boots and shoes and Minnesota
general groceries over the wide expanse OF
Dakota was not compatible with q "con.
tinuous residence such as the regulations
demand. Secretary Muldrow supports
this view and Arthur's entry will be can
celed.
A rather important case bearing upon the
practice before local land offices in re-
gard to the application OF the land-pur-
chase act OF June s. 1880. has been decided
by the secretary Of the interior. Amasa
Arnold on April 81, 1885, instituted con-
test for abandonment against Orville Hill
dreth's homestead entry for the southeast
quarter section 30, township 1O3. range
54, Mitchell district, Dakota. Hearing
was had in June, 1886. The register rem
dered decision against the entryman,
but had not yet issued notification
thereon to the parties when ION
July 10Y the entryman applied to
purchase tho tract under the act OF June
10. 1880. The local officers permitted
this and q cash certificate covering the
tract was that day issued to him. From
this action OF the local officers thecontest-
ant appealed; but the commissioners, Sept.
%, 1885 sustained the action OF the local
officer. holding that ''the application to
purchase having been made prior to final
Judgment against claimant in the contest
case, was properly allowed" The secre-
tary says: This was erroneous. The ef-
feet of the purchase was to deprive the
contestant Of his preference right Of en-
try-an injustice which, unber the rulings
of the department, cannot be permitted.
The decision OF the commissioner is there
fore reversed.
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In the morning the stomach con-
tains considerable quantity of mucous
spread over and adhercnt to its walls.
II food enters at this time the tenac-
ious mucous will interfere to some ex-
tent with the direct contact between
the food and the stomach necessary to
provoke the secretion of gastric juice.
A glass of water taken before break
fast passes through the stomach into
the small intestines in a continuous
and uninterrupted flow; it partly dis
tends the stomach. stretching and to
some extent obliterating the rug@; it
thins and washes out most of the
tenacious mucus; it increases the full
ness Of the capillaries of the stomach,
directly if the water is warm. and in
directly in a reactionary way il it is
colds 1t causes peristalsis of the allmen-
tary tract, wakes it up $50 to speak,.
and gives it u morning exercise and
washing, -Pruct,cal Farmer.